Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

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efhs ssssss.sa of ~assf s1ppss hox ne cry
las ba<n Aziialsd sos mess iA4s ssseltssa
years. snd ysk Fsnsins sasettlea-
We never had. and nessr shaA hare. =
mere coalesssat snd trassy Beard ~ fab.se
Wosks tAaa ss ao~ hare. they sls e0t
sbatiBate. bat toa diseefninxto BE nlisiea ~
aesiz4lux snd sslilah lae2. Is u4s. - ssst
opl1iou . great nlslxxe that the elLsze4s
dld noE soss ia means - sns5ls ne ko2rd
- "a prxard sith thar plxns. seeafe
throa<h lbslr gallery sysfsm an aoanssss
szpPiy Of water enlzxzs he Pamplnx vofss
lf neesssary, giving are pfotectton apoa tas
hLxasst lands "a ne city, aud sxbsnatn8
. Pcs snerevsr expecisnk. Nov ws are
thfzzfsnsl ~ snoknss oFs.nizaki0s sdopt-
iEy thsse plans. aud 90 Interfere with tAs
- ystsm 81 thz ely A. 70 maxs The i2stss .
great source q annual eEpeoss instead - a
reFeacs. Il t1s 49, ~ lasa be voted i9S
asxt fuescay the board ares as 1 under
stand. iassIaets1 nOs - AZ uPon their o. a
jlldznenl ~ sEueFtsnce. Dll - spsad the
money ln extending tas pipes and sscuf1ns :
more gIger water. 80 p.41 iOr ihe iataze
t-ftasz tnzn las, .sassns lie pure water ~
&c secured aaJ sold oY ne ctaer ofsaniza-
ton aud tbs city for al Il1s ieit 70 iofcs
through tnxis pipes water nhlc4
cannot be cold 10 com petition viii
TIE other. Tais viii Anscs tae outer
portions ofsths city moEe than the central
as tns most thickly settled parts vii proDa-
BY os protected oy the Hydraulic COMPANY
perhaps Tie ahole may be Al some future
time. kaosinz las gf0nnds upon both
sides Of nraBd river. ws fully bsliess IN tne
gallery - stem AID thai suEiclent supply
Dor ~ etO inhabitants can De thus OBJ
tained. lie oaiy question Is how Tar the
galleries must DO extended. AT this time,
during tue suspension OF operations by the
II Hydraulic Co tas right OF way could %
secafed s0E a reasonable sun. ft not secured
oy the city. Nc believe u will 90 Dy the
hydra1iIc Or soae other Company. and The
water viii &c delivered thrQngn their pipes
% tbs best patrols Of The clsy- We believe
lt FOR the best interest OF tle whole Tor the
city 70 Own and operate rs water works bat
another Company deliyertng pure water,
while the city IS st great expense IN deilFer-
/ lag that which our cttlzens eonsld
| polluted. we would rather stop where W.
are and sell out If po-siass. Under these
circumstances We csnnos Tote TO issue
another quarter Of a million dollars in
water works ooads. Ia my opinion
the hrss act % be performed u
to pnrchaae the right and. II necessary, the
| properly Of the Hydraulic Co.. or secure
the wafer rights which that company IN
terd TO connect With theirs already par
tally improved. 10 on with The work and
secure supply OF pure water. such as oul
| citizens viii use n readily as that OF ths
| Hydraulic Co Let this be the instruc
| tons. II any. To the Board. and we NJ,
ready to vote . half million or more o.
bonds II necessary 10 carry IL OUT and the
plan OF extending mains 10 all parts of the
city. giving ample pressure upon the high
grounds aud we believe il would be- nearly
or quite self supporting. Bat 10 greatly in
crease our present debt and future expenses
leaving behind company TO take nearly
all the receipts is not. in our judgment
using SOUND discretion. When ones OBJ
tanned IL costs no more to deliver paTs thar
polluted water. 1t can be had and our citi
zens will have il sooner or later, whsthel
furnished by the city or other parties.
q. C. CoxsrocK.